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UOS is an operating system developed by [[Damehowe]] and [[Ars Software]] to run on multiple devices. UOS stands for Universal Operating System. |
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Presented in May 2001, It is among the most installed multi-device operating systems in the world, most common in Great Morstaybilishia and Phoenixia. |
Presented in May 2001, It is among the most installed multi-device operating systems in the world, most common in Great Morstaybilishia and Phoenixia. |
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Revision as of 09:58, 14 April 2022
| Initial release | 21 May 2001 |
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| Official website | www.uos.com |
UOS is an operating system developed by Damehowe and Ars Software to run on multiple devices. UOS stands for Universal Operating System.
Presented in May 2001, It is among the most installed multi-device operating systems in the world, most common in Great Morstaybilishia and Phoenixia.
The user interface of IOS is based on direct manipulation, using multi-touch gestures. The control elements of the interface include sliders, switches and buttons. Internal accelerometers are used by some applications to shake the device or rotate it in three dimensions. Various accessibility features allow users with visual and hearing impairments to use UOS correctly.
Major versions of UOS are released every year. The current version, UOS 21, was released to the public on March 17, 2022.